"Red River Valley" is a folk song from which country?

Red River Valley is a Canadian folk song.

The song "Red River Valley" is a folk song popular in the Red River area in northern Canada. It mainly shows how the residents of the Red River area in the north reclaimed wasteland, built homes, and developed cities here, and eventually eliminated the bison. The wilderness has become a home for people. It reviews the history of people's hard work and entrepreneurship, and at the same time it is also a yearning for a better life.

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Red River Valley, original singer: Slim Whitman

From this valley they say you're going, I will miss your bright eyes and sweet smile

People say, you are leaving the village and we will miss your smile.

For they say you're taking the sunshine,That has brightened our path-way a while.

Your eyes are brighter than the sun, shining on our hearts.

I've been thinking a long time my darling,Of the sweet words you never would say.

Come and sit next to me, don't say goodbye in such a hurry;< /p>

Now at last must my fond hopes all vanished. For they say you are going away.

Think about my pain after you left, think about the sadness left for me.

Come and sit by my side if you love me,Do not hasten to bid me adieu,

Come and sit by my side, don’t leave in such a hurry;

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But remember the Red River Valley,And the one who has loved you so true.

But remember the Red River Valley, your hometown, and the girl who loves you so true.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Red River Valley